The EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE
The EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE (1931) is the first Western film to star Samuel L. Jackson (who is also the first American to star in a Western film, with the exception of the remake of the Civil War film "The Flying Circus" (1951)) and is the first movie to feature a western. The film is a cynical indictment of history and the American military system. It is a film about why it is so important to have
The EMPEROR'S NEW GROOVE (2000) is an unintentionally hilarious spoof of the popular 1940's sci-fi classic, "The Matrix" that spawned such success as "The Matrix Reloaded" and "Alien Resurrection." The film is also a hilarious spoof of the classic sci-fi classic "The Matrix Reloaded." This movie is the typical "Matrix" spoof again and again. You will make the same mistake twice with the same movie. The first time is